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EANKS
MAEHACKEMO HOTEL BLOCK, -
aOUTH NQ‘EXVWALK,W
Olive Branch Lodge. No. 19, Knights
of Pythias. .wlll Iiie‘et tonight.
Joseph Ghiotto,‘ of Berkeley street,
has recovered from his recent illness;
Miss Charlotte Franke; of Film
street. has recovered from 11 few days‘
illness.
Arthur D. Nelson. of East Orange. -
New Jersey. spent yesterday in South
Nor'walk with'iriends. -
A stated communication of
Well Lodge F and A. M.. will he held
Tuesday cv7.ening. ' A
Mrs Edward W Kelley, of West
avenue. has been visiting l1'er daughter,
Mrs Edward Fay. of Bethel.
The Woman's Guild, of
Church, will have a patriotic
tomorrow night at 6 o‘clock.
Our Brother's‘ Lodge, No. III. I. (I.
0. I".,' will hold It regular meeting
this evening at its quarters in Wall
street.
The board of school visitors of Nor-
walk will hold 11 regular monthly Inecl-
lug tomorrow evening at the High
school
Gold Medal print butteI is selling at
300 lb, at H.113 Mead & Co. 11 Cash
Grocery
The, board of school visitors will
hold its monthly meeting tomorrow
evening In the Town High School
building. 0
Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Gumhart. oi‘ Nor-
walk, have been the guests of Mrs.
Gumhart’s sister, Mrs. George. E.
Board, of Center street, Bethel.
Washington Camp, No. II, Patriotic
Order of the Sons of». America, will
how its regular meeting tomorrow
night in Knights‘oi' I’ythius Hull.
Mrs. E. A.'Woodward and Mrs. Wal-
ler S. Munro. of 40 ,North Main street
are entertaining the, members of the
Monday afternoon Whist Club, today.
Sher'1n1111(.‘.ot1ncil, Royal Arcanum
will have 11 meeting tomorrow night.
which will bit-followedvby a game of
basket bowls wiilr I’onassus Council.
The monthl1 meeting of the Nor-
walk Buildln..r .7L'o1111 111111 lntcsiment
Assochrtion will he. held iomorrou
evening; at the-office in Washington
street.
Chioi‘ of Police and Mrs. William
VollnIeI', oi Chescout Terrace, have
been entertaining Mrs. Emilv T111111-
bridge and daughtir 131111.111 It'v,ingt0n
New Jersey.
Miss Florence Ilanrilton and Miss
Bessie Sims. of N01 walk were. among
the many from The Nor'n’alks who
were in New York city Saturday evetr
ing. and visited a theatre}
Trinity
supper
An adjourned meeting of the notni- .
hating conunltteo of ,the Norwaik
Yacht. Club will be held this evening
at the otiice oi the ’I‘rowbridge Box
Company, in Washington street.
—D‘on't iorget‘l. M. W; IIall, Asscllr
hly Hall, Norwalk, February, 18. For
benefit of Halters.
The meeting of the Norwalk Chap-
ter, D. A. IL. LUIlle held next 'l‘huI's-
day. the ItSh last. will he at. the resi-
dence of Mrs. Christian Swartz, West
avenue, instead of being with Mrs.
Robert Van Buren. as previously 1111-
trounced, because of the absence from
town of Mrs. Van Bureu. A vcr1 i11-
iercsting program is to be given.
Word 111111 been. received in Norwalk
from Albert 13. We. who 1011; this place
a few weeks-'7 0 o to work- (7111 a large
ranch In Loup City, Nebraska Th1
postal crud beans 11 picture of the city,
which is only bdew stores in a bunch.
on the tint plains M‘I‘. Rowe states
that the ranch Where be Is employed
is several mile's be10’h‘d Loop City.
and at the time the postal was sent
he said the wind Was blowing sixty
miles 011 hour, and the snow was malt
Ing fast. '
Word has recently been received
from Joseph A. Whitley. a former
weli~known Norlvalk young man. who
joined'thc United States Navy. that he
is on board the cruiser Pennsylvania
and states that be" to having a good
time. His letter; mailed January 6,
from Titlachnmma, Chile; South Am-
erica. hh‘s'”-just 7arrlvad" in'Not'walk’
and has Sixteen postage stamps on It
In his letter 1111 outline oi the 30, 000
mile ti‘ip‘ was” given;' 111111 he stated
t-LIIIt" the‘si"wIIl-‘ go fmin' 'StIn Francisco
to Seattle.- Wash, where the World“ s
Fair}. is being hold, and the ship will
rémni ’lE ’ 10111110111 five months He
' 11101110111 also or Nor-
walk, ' mil limiting slime trip on thé
cmmi M‘s‘ryl‘lliid. 'alsd llamas Bitumen.
or old cruiser'Goli'forIiia and Charles
1111111110111: ”6171' theri‘ennsylvania are
all 13111111011110.1115 ‘firen M Whitley
reports ‘that lila‘i In one It 31th and
sends his 10311103 '10-- his NorWaIk
frrongs
114E951.“ 1‘1
andASmbkdrsifificléo-of'allkinds
, 31......me ”hour-WI 1" 11"1
It struts-1a Stufio Normht.
0111 {77
I" 11-11,
Fountain
ii' Iiot satisfactory, will return
.‘ your money.
ruwuna
‘ ”-7 onuootor. 'i
7.3 ,Noa'rflgt M‘7NN STREET.
TEL. 02113.
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The last meeting of the season oil"
the Cdtfitbd Whlirt" 011111 will be held
-l1‘1id11y evening at the hall
The Visiting Chapter, of Trinity
luild', will meet "l‘uosday at 3:30 with
Mrs.‘ Leslie Smith. Elniwood avenue.
7 Norwalll Chapter, Daughters of tho
American Revolution, will hold a
Swartz. 68 West avenue. Thursday of-
‘th'IIodn at 3 o‘clock. The. meeting of
the executive board will he a huli‘ hour
ez'trlier. Members of the Chapter will
please notice the change in the meet
ing place.
Miss Marion Murray, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. George Murray, was tok-
en Ill yesterday at her home. In Warren
street, Norwnlk, with an attack oi’
tor of Mr. and Mrs. Murray. is just
getting over the disease. A trained
nurse. is attending the case. and Dr.
I". i. Burncll Is..the attending physic-
ran.
Do You Know
there is 110 store. in The Norwalks
better equipped to supply your every
want in the grocery line than right
here AT 33 WEST WASHINGTON
STREET?
Our (custom him Is to please and
give you salisf111tion own time
It will be to \Uill' advantage to 777777777
with 1111.
Special, Now »
Extra Standard Sliced lemon (“ling
Peaches 25¢ pet can; 52. 85 per dozen
cans
Mira Standard BItIilcti Pears. 25c
per c1111; $2. 85 pct (lo/.1111 onus
Extra Standard Green (Inge 01' Eggs
Plums, 200 per can ; 82.30 per dozen
cans
Extra Standard Royal Ann Cherries
250 per can.
These are the “best i’Iult patkod '1
lb, cans. ‘
Let on talk groceries to you.
any EDIBLES you CAN EAT.
Church 81 Miller
‘ "LEADING 0110011110.", '
33 wso'r WASHINGTON STREET.
MONEY ADVANCED
to all, on their household furniture
pianos and other personal property,
without removal, on their own name
without indorser. Call and see us. In-
dependent Loan and Security .Co.,
IIaviland Bldg. Washington St. Oflice
open until 7 p.111. Monday and Sat-
urdsy until 3: 30. ,
BLUE FISH
Halibut, 16c; Salmon, 2Qc; Clscocs
101:: Spanish Mackerel, 150; Large
Sme‘t, 180; Small Smelt, 1131.; Her-
rings, 8c; Butter, lOc; Eels. 15c; Oy-s
ters, 400; Long Clams. 300; Round
Clams. 35c: Sea Escallops, 4273c; Flats
fish, 10:: lb.: Snapper Blues 120 1b.:
Green Sea 'I‘r'out, 160 1b.; Cod Steaks.
120 lb.
TEL. 931. FREE DELIVERY
Silcox 81 Van Sony
181 Wasbrngton Street Bridge
INS ? RANGE
REAL ESTATE
Steamshr Tickets
1.. M. LAYTONSt-ICO,
(INCORPORATED) ‘
5 RAILROAD AVE. . '37O.' N‘DRWALK
'Be Sure You 11111711111111
Then Go Ahead
Have flioppel tit-.001 your tailoring
and you 'il BE RIGHT
- Then no matter how many eyes are
turned upon you, you can go ahead
perféctly free I1 om that miserable
feeling that something to wrong.
Our customers enjoy that priceless
comfort that comes with KNOWING
that they are fitted RIGHT.
NO EXTRA CHARGE FOR THE P7E'R-
FECT FIT. . '
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nouns—11 .110. 2133 it in.
l, sUNDA‘vo-Ié to‘ 4 p. 111.
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- collection of Furniture of the (lollins It antimony standard to choose from and
enable you to Iind Just what you want at a inaicrlal 11111111137 Below we. give
' you a few at our .
9115.011 311.1885:
$111110 onAsa‘ also ............. $14 00 $1100 ENAMEL BED
meeting at the residence of. Mrs, (i. -
diphtheria. I—Icion, the youngest daugh~ ,
, Ridgefleid: M. Connery, Georgetown.
7 1 Providence
ry Sal f Furnitur
and HousefumIshmgs
77Ve7 at your command a full
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eciols in 131030 and Enamel Beds
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- 142 00 BRASS 0120. .....035.00 1111.00 ENAMEL 0110......01400
, $30 00 anAss II’ED. ..... 032.00 1110.00 ENAMEL 020... 012.50
00.0110 0111180 0150........ ..... 000.00 113.00 ENAMNL 0110 ..... $11.00
new 031110011110“ ........... 027.00 1112.00 oNAMEL 011:0 011.00
11.11.1111 0 A873 0120 ..... . ...... 010.00 1111.00 ENAMEL BED ......... . 07.00
‘ " ,the Eastern ’i‘rust Cotn-Iany, of Ban-
Optician
Everything in the Optical Line.
Eyes EXamIned Free
58 WALL STREET,
IlS'i‘ as a man must he built or the right “stilt!” to stand ‘ihe
everyday “gr,ind " so must a shoe be built 11! the 1l7ght “stuff" to7
stand the every 1101' wear and tear imposed upon it. by its owner.
Our Goodyear Welt $2. 50 Specials
FOR MEN
are made of the right stuffwthey must he.
leave our store
FLYNN 8. RYAN
00 WASHINGTON 81'.
if not. they would never
SOUTH NORW.‘ LK.
Don’t Wait for CHANCE or FATE to Win SUCCESS.
Enter
Merrill Business College
FEBRUARY 1,1909, 7
and Learn How to EARN it.
South Norwalk.
A
Day and Night Sessions.
Stamford. Port Chester.
Eledlric Labor Savers
Electric Percolators, Chafing Dishes. Small Stoves, Water
Heaters, Broilers, Ovens, Luminous Radiators, etc” Pocket Flash-7
lights and Electrically Driven Toys. A large assortment of Elec-
tric Portable Table Lamps and Domes.
lllER Dill]
TELEPHONE 35- 4.
Bill] [ll].
36 WASHINGTON STREET
. love sick patient tooling the doctors
. . , hoop
' tows.
,spond to tile doctor's cure.
. the patient decided to take his case in
; his own hands, and thereupon began
.7 an attack upon the fair nurse's heart
which was continued from the vantage
”Hill llllllll‘ 777
(Continuedjrom First. Page).
Mr. and Mrs. P. iddwat'd Rice, some-
time to be of Bangor, Mo arespend-
ing a brief honeymoon at the. Revere
house, utter a four months courtship.
three day elopement and rapid lire
marriage, with interesting dotalls 11nd
thrilling climaxes.
A hospital cot, love-making. with the
shy remaining I11 bed IWo mouths utter
1ho was wall, in order to continue. his
wooing, irate physicians and rigid rules
circumvented; 11 final 11111'1 ender of the
pretty out so. an elopement, with I]
sensational pursuit, and then It Iilfll‘tl,’
chose from Bridgeport, 001111., to New
7York, and tlnully to Boston to get mar-
I'Iagc herons and ceremony. figure In
the 1.1111 1' or tlu- couple at the Revere
11011110.,
P. Edward Iiicc is wealthy In his
own right. and a son of the late James
I). Rico, the Bangor, Me... lumber king.
one brother Dr. Fred W. Rice, is con-
'n‘crted with Bollovue Hospital New
Work, and another is at the head oi
‘ 1101'.
.His bride was Miss Ma‘t'y 'Wilson
H-llrown, daughter ot’ the late Mr. and
‘.‘Mrs. Payson Brown, of Ralelgh. N. L
A slim, graceful girl, as sweet as she
all! beautiful. Miss Brown was brought
i up by an aunt. in Warlton, ncur Ita-
-lolgh. She refused all suitors. and on:
gtorcd a training school with the inten-
tion of making nIII‘SlIlg her career.
Last summer the young lumber
man's businesa took him to Bridge-
port, Conn. Four months ago he. be,-
catne very ill, and entered 11 private
lytai at Westport, an adjoining
Fate or Cupid had brought pretty
“Nurse Brown" to this Institution, and
wh'cn the sick man opened his eyes for
the first time III the h0spital~wull, ite
unblushlngly assured the. Find 1111111 at
the Revere house, yesterday, that it
was “a real case or love at first night."
When his body was racked with
7 pain it was "Nurse Brown's" cool hand
. that smoothed his pillow ,
, sleepless viglls that started him on the
and her
high road to recovery.
But, as he room/cred from one Inal
any he grew rapidly worse from an
other. And this illness failed to re
Finally
ground or the not until "Nurse Brown'
capituluted, and promised [0 hr his
Wile. ,
This was only the beginning or the
couple's romantic adventures. The dc-
vices Rico resorted to in order to rc-
main near his sweetheart come near
giving him a brain tag, he says. For
two months he remained a patient at-
. ter the doctor's told him ho was. ac-
cording In all, medical ' standards 11nd
appearances. perfectly I'et'm'crcd.
"A man is pretty much in love who
will stay in bed two months I11 order
to stay near the girl and get her to
say you,” was the way Mr. Rice put
It. ' ‘
"She said ‘yes‘ at last, and then it
was up to me to do the rest. I 1101.
well so quickly that I guess the wise
doctors were somewhat surprised.
‘I‘hey have 11 rule that prevented me,
from going right. to the chiefs and tell- .-
ing them we were engaged, and were
going to he married. So we cloned.
“We got away all right last Friday.
and started for New York. But right
behind us come some at the hospital
people to stop us. 'i‘liicy wired Iuy-
bt'other. Dr. Fred Rico, of Believne
Hospital, also. and when We arrived
Friday evening we. had to do some
dodging to keep clear. 1 rushed about.
and found i couldn't get :1 license or
get a minister to marry 1111: without
one.
"Well that meant wait until Sutur-
day and so We waited. III the mcun‘
hlte Goods
Thousarids ol’ yards of new white goods for spring and summer arrived
this week.
Fine French and Persian Lawns. Whlto Pique, Mercerlzed Poplin. nlI
linen and “Lyklincn.” Metcetized Chiffon,- Batiste. Dotted Swiss. Donegnl
Suiting. Cross bars. Lace. Stripes. Dimities. Figured Madras. 1110.: also a line
lino of Tucked Nets. for yokes,sleev1-11' and waists, All Over Tucked Lawn,
“All Over Embroidcrles. 11111111 new novelties in Trimmings 11nd dainty, real ‘
lIantl- tirade laces.
N E. RYAN a 00.,
86 Washington Street. South Norwalk.
HOTEL ARRIVAL$.7 go; Charles 7J Donahue, Derbyid .
Dunne, Stamford; R. 7L. Hartwell,
Hartford M. P. Bishop William .1011...
son, Westpor t.
{'1' ‘ .
Clifford—43.7 c. Meek, mileage; Ed
gar Kenny. Albany; Sclnr' 'I‘. Cluck.
Bay Shore, 1.. 1.; .I. J. Worden, Brook
lyn; II. E. Helm, .lohn IIampsou,
Charles Reinhold, Harry Ilampson.
Clarence. C. Shatter, A. Stratton,
George A. Osborne, Danbnry; John It.
Willard and wife; Howard R. Nestor 7
Otto do Prither. Norwalk; Reed H
Flynn, Mrs: .1000 0011001 Mrs Spani-
ding, city: Mr. and Mrs. George E
Edwards. New Rochelle: Mr“. and Mrs
.Philip 13. Thompson, Master E. 8.,
01301111111011. Lawrence, N. Y. Hall Sis-
tei‘s, San Francisco; J. M1,.Cunning-
ham and wife, Bridgeport:s E1 Séaa'
vcrus. Boston; Roy. R E Shorten,
- CH URGH CALENDARS.
Sleuth Norwolk Congregational.
Thursdays—7: 45 p 1111' . . devotional
service conducted by the pastor; 8, p
111.. lécture In the 011111119 0117411978001!
of 11.11.11... 111111111 XXII.
Friday—'47: 39 p. 111., rehearsal of the
chorus. ‘
Saturday»? to 10p .m., tho Young
Men's Club meet in iherl rooms. ‘
Sunday, February 21—10:30 a. 111.7.
the pastor will prt‘. 11.21; 7 p.' 111., eve
ning' lecture.
, February {Iii—Missionz‘u'y doavention
' at the church. '
. February Eli—Testimonial concert.
...—......
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7 Mahookomo—C 1.. 111311111711 1131 wife
A1G7.Clark, Boston; Mr. and Mrs. G
F. Idlkins, T. G. Kent, James, G..-Ely,
Charles Romsdoll. James M. Brown W1
lugalls, W. D. Williams, S. Finch, Miss
A.” G Pallveston. Arthur Mattalo.
James Riley S. Monica, 0. 14111111111511)
Eager, New York; 0 G Cmnpbell
R. C. A. Gamble
Springfield' Mme. II71711.isne,S.-S. Adams.
Grace Port-sh Notes.
Mondaye-Bpecinl conclave or the
Knights of King Arthur at 7: 30.
’l‘ucsdoy-«GIrlsiv‘1
with Miss Shop. 9 High street, at 7: 30
Wedueodoyw-Vt’ommr‘s Guild with
Mrs. Weed. 65 Wall street, at 2: 30;
Junior Auxiliary at 3: 45.
Friendly Society '
time We were. busy eluding pursuit
and It was the first 01 the afternoon7
before I was clear to chase up the it
cease again. Then I torinn ; the li-
cense others-closed at noon. There was
1
nothing for‘ it lnrt wait until Monday.
"Sunday morning, the chase. was get-
tiny,r So but we headed for Boston. We
arrived here- Sunday evening, and
found we couldnt get married until
the. license oillce opened in the 11101 n-
lug
“I wasn’t taking any more chances :
of getting ictt now, t:,hough and so i
got hold of a justice of the peace and i7
engaged ‘tho ‘state suite‘ here at the
Revere house where King Edward
and -the Prince of Wales stopped. .
and had 11 pair of witnesses waiting to
do everything right and proper.
"“It- took just about 10 seconds to
111111111 up the elopern‘ent with“ a wed-
ding, and now we am waiting for the
happy relatives to Wire their congratu-
lotions ” "
”No we are not.‘ contradicted pretty
Mrs. RI09. “We are getting our
breaths. and h ying 11 perfectly lovely
honeymoon." '
In a. Jew days the couple plan to
go to Bangor. whore they will make
their home; until surprise the bride
gm: 0 brother. 1
'lve wired him already that I'm
married " 'sald Rico, "but I know him. .
Ho' ll think two just 0 joke or mine. "
A
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1.000 YARDS AMERICAN 151171NT F‘A’anlcs .1577“ ......... 770 91119
100 OUTING FLANNEL, NEAT PATTERNS ............. 50 1111130
$1.25 PETTICOATS ............
13c‘ALL LINEN TOWELING .....
50c TABLE LINEN .............
79 SHIRT WAISTS ..............
............................ 980
...................... 10¢ YARD
...................... 39c YARD
............................ 4470
25c PERSIAN PONGEE, 25 DIFFERENT PATTERNS .156 YARD
12¢ TURKISH TOWELS ........
501-. CORSETS ...........
$1.25 C‘ORSETS .................
20c TABLE. OILCLOTH ........
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............................ 39¢
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...................... 15c YARD,
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NATIONAL
OTOR BOAT SHOW
Madison Square Garden,
New Yer-k.
THIS WEEK, FEB. 15-281
Irentest Collection of Motor Craft and
Marine Equiptmurt liver Assembled.
Open daily, 11 to 11. Admission, 501:.
lNlEll '
1,000 llllli Lilli] Mill
TO -ATTEND
1111-; TENTH ANNUAL
Masquerade Ball and
Entertainment
Uncas Tribe, Red Meal
MUSIC HALL,
Monday Evening. Feb. 22. 1909
Special Vaudeville Entertainment
Elaborate Grand March
Preceded with the Oldentlme Minuet '
by the Committee, in Colonial Cos-
tume. Every attraction on elation-
ate scale.
Tickets now on sale at I’laisted‘s. ‘
Stillson-l’owcll‘s, Clifford Pharmacy,
Coleman‘s and ilI'iggornran‘s
stands. \\'hciplcy & Clark‘s, or from
all members.
REGULAR TICKETS ....... 50 CENTS
Balcony Tickets, 250.: Box Seats; 81.
A costumer will he in attendance.
novr's THEATRE
News 7'
“SHE SlilflPS ill Gfllllllllll”
By OLIVER GOLDSMITH
A Comtdy of Five Acts, under the 11711-
spices oi the
Knights of King Arthur
AT HOYT'SI THEATRE, SOUTH
NORWAL‘K, ‘
Friday, Feb. l9th, at 8 o'Clock
TICKETS ...... $1.00, 750, 501: and 35:
Seats can be secured at the Theatre
and Wood's drug store.
"I can whistle through my teeth "
pointed out the comedian.
“And i made you leading man 0n~
the strength of that." responded the
,emiuent manager. “Now, if you'll
learn to wiggle your ears I’ll make
1 you a star'."———1Aurlsville Courier-Jona-
no.1.
1111.}: "11‘
A new line of medium priced SHOES
with all the attractiveness round in
the higher grade. ones.
. , .
I .
Lad es Pat Tip. Buttonwm
Ladies‘ Put. Tip, Lace,
Ladies’ Flexible, Unlined,
3—DAYS——-—3
Coinmenclng7 Feb. 15th
Anthony Geronimo.. .Generol Manager
Frank Chase.. ..... Resident Manager
Wm. H. Ciune ....... Musical Director
SPECIAL!
FRIDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 19 7
“SHE STOOPS TO CONQUER"
Direction Society of King Arthur
Reserved Beats ....... -35, 50, 75. $1.00
Admission 150
The Laughing Surprise of Your Life
MYLES & RAYMOND
The Original Baby in the Cradle
Tho‘Merry Tramp
BILLY COLE
As Weiry Waggles
.HA‘LL SISTERS
Impersonations and Character Changes
RAY MURRAY
Singer of Pictured Melodies
Watch the Cars
DALY &. DENTON
The Biddy and the Jew
THREE REELS OF MOTION PIC- 7‘
TURES‘CHANGED DAILY 1
PERFORMANCES DAILY
Matinee 2: 80
ADMISSION 10707
Rooorvod 87001770 200 ‘ 7
Telephono 112
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122 WASHINGTON STREET.
PHONE 0-42 2-. I. 2,-
1119.11.11... all hours day 1111117 01111711;
Frederick H. Gaaung,
01100111111100.
Funeral. Pnri‘ors ,‘ Connection.
body Attendant. .- Tel 0704
Oflico and Residence .
84 SO. MAIN ST SOUTH NORWALK
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CAPITAL
- $100,000.00,
suRpLus AN‘o error-11's
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‘ "" ‘ blhEcToRs “ '
NORWALK AaMon'v.
EVERY MONDAY NIGHT
Norwalk Basketball Team
E. H. Mathew-on?" Henry Seymour: -
John H. Knapp - Samuo'i Grumml'n,
Josiah R. Marvin J, Wallace: ‘
Christian Swartz h :15! I.
'7‘ fired H
1.1
J. W. Rooney. city; Louis Mlntz, New-
azrk LI R. Hutlbutt.’ Wilton; (I L.
Rockwell, Ridgefleid; S, Greensteln,
W. P. Murry. M. J. Jordan, Bridge
port;
van Elmhurst, L. 1.; Charles Holder'-
111111.311. H. 11,. Wilson, Brooklyn; C. Dru
via, Trenton: Charles Cathcart and
Wife, Jersey City; P. Krucher, Chica‘
. Fridays-fiber Stoops to Conquer, un-7
der than ounpioea of the‘ Knights of
King 11111111». at 8 o‘.clock ‘
Saturday-alike Captains of Ten at
W. .l. Cantrell and wife, .I. Wchl1,;7:30.
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The 1111110,. 01' the diocese will make
lhio' annual visitation of the parish In
April Persons' desirous of con-ilrmo-'
tion are requested to confer with the
rector without delay.
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